Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 6, 1980, p. 13

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i v -v- -j- t the tribune thursday march c 1m 13 house ue stouffville house league hockey scores for the week end ing march 2 are as follows novice scfaell lomber 4 con solidated sand gravel 3 scheu goals elio dilorio 3 john graham 1 assists daniel hum- pbries 2 consolidated goals- jeremy hall 2 brad blacktopp 1 assists brad blacktopp 1 assists brad macdonald 1 brad blacktopp 1 10 nemtoobrook block 9 hathaway goals danny mcneil 3 jeff oldham 2 jamie camp- bell 2 scott wagg 1 ben lavoie 1 keith piette 1 assists mike lavoie 1 ben lavoie 1 keith piette 1 jeff oldham 1 jamie- campbell 1 newtonbrook goals jason stover 6 danny wilson 1 robert parham 1 robert blundon l assists jason yourouhis 1 kinsmen club 7 mcneil laboratories 3 kinsmen goals derek petrie 2 kevin jones 2 marty vanden thillart 2 lee scaife 1 assists o mcneil goals philip wesolowski 3 assists 0 beckers c commercial sandgravei3 beckers goals richard burkholder 2 david graham 2 sean lewis 1 chris burkholder 1 assists richard mainshwang 2 chris burkholder 1 com mercial goals tony sferuzzi 2 scott given 1 assists kevin stem i peter fintelman 1 robert paglirio 1 atom conlin motors gfaho 4 conlin goals craig mucci 3 michael oconnor 1 assists morgan jones 1 john shingler 1 giulios goals chris tymon 3 kevin atkinson 1 sargeaot dyment delicatessens sargeant goals shawn pennanen 2 guy murfitt 1 greg tarr 1 assists shawn pennanen 1 guy murfitt 1 delicatessen goals karsten hennie l ian marshall 1 jeff byer 1 assists ian marshall firemen 2- giles chev olds 2 firemen goals stephen lemottee 1 stephen king 1 assists derek sanderson 1 kyler jones 1 giles goals mark goldring 1 kirk arends 1 assists jim baggs 1 farmer jacks 8 cards 4 farmer goals paul sinclair 4 kurt ianuzzo 2 charlie ireton 2 assists kevin booth 2 charlie ireton 2 andrew cor coran 1 cards goals sean winn 2 bill butler 1 russell king 1 assists bill butler 2 sean winn 1 robbie hall 1 peewee apache van lines 6 cedar beach 2 adache goals mark belisle 1 jon petrie 1 terry atkinson 1 kevin hutchinson 1 graydon card 1 stewart hazel 1 assists john smith 1 terry atkinson 1- mark belisle l graydon card 1 cedar goals jeff stover 1 mathew ryan 1 assists dave noble 1 coop s custom concrete z- coop goals todd rexgraham 2 mike gray i gary gomick 1 billhughes 1 assists todd rexgraham 3 mike gray 2 gary gomick 1 custom goals eric ianuzzo 1 robbie kerfoot 1 assists ben watlis 2 greg taylor 1 allen booth 1 legion 8master feeds 3 legion goals jeff conway 6 tim hoey 1 mark tiley 1 assists dan salisbury 3 neilson wilson 2 tim lavoie 2 jergen fisher 1 tim hoey 1 mark tiley 1 master goals armon stover 2 ed harper 1 assists dave brook 1 stouffville saturday night hockey returns to stouffvule arena this weekend march 8 with a benefit game between the stouffvule amateur hockey league team ef selects and a visiting team from london on tario the previously unscheduled game is being organized collec tively by- the amateur hockey league and minor hockey association the fund raising is on behalf of the stouffvule omha midget team who will be travelling to sweden this winter to visit hanninge saturdays visitors are no strangers to stouffvule- they are the london allstars who have already done battle on two previous occasions with our own ahl selects the tally to date is one game apiece in their first game at ioodon the selects lost by a very narrow margin when the london boys came from behind to win 65 in the last minute of the game- stouffvule had no trouble winning the return game- on home ice they dumped the high flying allstars 106 to tie toe series saturday night will be the clincher both teams are reported up for the game however with the advantage of home ice and hopefully a large and partisan crowd the selects are capable of winning it is rumoured that the visiting team has a more powerful line up than in previous games as they now have twelve teams from which to choose their allstars players the london team has become quite famous for its charitable per formances and recently played a large benefit game for the cystic fibrosis fund in london lineup for stouff villes ahl select team on saturday evening are as follows goal rick romanyck james copeland defence lionel v vulaneauve bui corner john beal glen whitbread steve davis bui payne centre bui ormson ken chupa eric scaife wing mike jones john blair team cap- tain frank kafun peter mably wayne mcmann larry black coach is bui carr assistant coach steve upton the organisers hope that everyone connected with hockey even if its only at house- league level will support this very worthy fund raising game both organisations have put in a lot of bard work to ensure that patrons will see hockey of the highest standard a lot of youngsters it will be an education to see players use all the old skills that have been eroded over recent years displayed at amateur level the game starts at 800 pm and admission price is si children under 12 years free there will also be a 5050 draw pick up two mvp awards peewees win tourney stouffville in a recent hockey tour nament at creemorc the stouffvule peewee as downed all comers to win the event after four hard fought game in their first game on the saturday morning the stouffvule squad got up early for a 900 am game against fever- sham whom they downed 50 goals came from bowling scores monday mens stouffville scores in the monday night mens bowling league are as follows wayne jackson 836 barry irving 780 gord ftardle 785 bill grove 772 keith brodle 741 mike cobourn 753 ken bundy 724 norm ewlng 710 byron tuck 720 glen jackson 704 bill johnston 704 bill white 691 bob morley 684 joe barber 670 jim wagg 690 rich craig 689 laird underwood 660 dennis lutz 657 lloyd mcvlcar 660 bin carglll 656 ross cairo 655 elwood patlenden 654 tuesday night mixed stouffville scores in the tuesday night mixed bowling league are as follows george dufton 710 268 243 robert gleave 702 274 253 bonnie cummlng 678 243 220 215 john nesbltt 666 270 219 gayle dunn 654 247 225 randy lee 620 235 200 darlehe johnston 617 221 207 garth good 614 221 angle stiner 607 230 204 bud fcaver 607 218 201 jim wagg 694 290 216 spare sandra charlton 606 256 over 200 were debbie burrows 260 susan bell 241 dave cummlng 235 allen boadway 228 208 barb lee 226 dave lumley 220 bob lewis 210 dlannc dufton 201 wednesday 900pm mixed stouffville scores in the wednesday night 900 pm mixed bowling league arc as- follows triple games over 600 joan mccracken 648 197 225 226 lloyd mcvlcar 631 215 226 lloyd glenda apontf- 722 207 231 284 bui grove 642 199 230 213 gord glasson 741 201 328 212 over 200 were john wilson 274 bruce johnson 208 lynn calherwood 213 sandra charelton 212 bob bundy 291 sandra herrlngton 214 jean robb 226 warren smith 213 wednesday 700 pm mixed stouffville scores in the wednesday night 700 pm mixed league are as follows bill dart 734 261 245 278 wally crowder 672 270 247 steve ireland 667 243 217 207 bob morley 657229220208 spare bui petrie 649 257 210 spare al mcvlcar 645 233 229 joyce shalock 621 212 210 spare barb menar 618 242 21 1 lola hoover 602 228 224 mary drewery 600 244 over 200 were earl crowder 248 andrea corner 242 spare harold badgerow 240 spare terry james 227 bui menar 224 215 grant drewery 220 stan crust 219 byron tuck 216 elroy clodd 311 spare betty beelby 210 201 marg wagg 208 204 spare eric teboga 208 terri tuck 204 legion ladies scores in the ladles legion bowline league are as follow marlon grove 613 260 22 barb zellers 666 138 244 glenys yorke us 277 315 amlne sinclair 618 310 257 anna fretx 611 242 bev marahman 608 35 ella nichols 602 jjj mimf ama 36 joanne gvnmer 353 225 karen foot 251 sue ken- nedy 246 barb thomas 230 kathy burton 224 sheila ward 224 rose fronske 219 222 karen good 217 gaye lehman 215 214 luanne mcginty 215 muriel gibson 211 betty turner 203 kim reesor 202 opal lehman 202 anne jackson 202 thursday afternoon v ladies 211 bernlce nelson 627 225 214 sandra webber 622 216 209 barb zellers 609 215 202 over 200 were carol smyth 233 andrea corner 228 ella nichols 216 lynn seabrook 215 201 terry mcvicar 210 bev marshman 208 ann halnlng 205 vi rennle 208 ybc bantam stouffville in the thursday afternoon ladles league betty ardilla took both the high triple and single with a score of 758 277 262 219 other scores were lois spang 219 244 caroline stephenson219shirley jones 225 helen hassard 250 207 louise roney 228 bunny munroe 205 lucille lewis 218 elaine slmmick 216 marllynnlee228219 norma johnson 228 deane wilson 215 mae king 257 223 ev rae 212 210 norma brilllnger 221 211 thursday evening ladies stouffville betty hoey look the high triple with games of 353 and 205 and the high single with 353 other scores were as follows mildred ash 655 246 209 200 jean foley 649 242 228 opal lehman 637 235 stouffville scores in the bantam youth bowling league are as follows kathy blbby 115 134 kevin wagg 127 tammy gyton 112 122 jamie campbell 116 laura camp bell 146 188 julleanagyton 133 michelle barker 105 david irwin 121 121 stacey evans 111 102 jamie geddes 147 scott evans 104 159 douglas cottage 119 104 brand geddes 102 brlgltte femlc 104 tim wilcox 121 125 mark conway 124 112 chris walters 143 dean petri 144 karen corner 145 177 mark palmer 121 128 steven nesbitt 108 138 brian preston 144 168 vonny hunter 163 135 bradley lilleberg i20 mark spoorenberg 133 sherry walters 112 132 mark butson 132 122 aaron zampalonl 108 126 greg vliek 194 177 jeff litman 133 123 scott couperthwaite 177 108 jason bloyc 133 184 john walters 169 151 chris kerswill 123sherri agnew 155 derek petri 143 112 wayne hunt 129 197 mark bowman 129 teresa heikens 127 keith piette 106 mike brumell 105 104 kerry quatle lolrobyn grove 108 paul macewen with 2 and singles went to ken burrows david fockler and bill hutchinson their second game of the day was at 600 pm against a very deter mined side from meaford the first period was pretty evenly drawn with the honours going to stouffvule when darrin hardy knocked away the puck from a meaford forward which was picked lip by doug mcquigge who in turn did some fancy decking to put it behind the meaford netminder however the lead was short lived as meaford made it 11 before the end of the period despite being shorthanded the stouff- ville squad managed to dump the puck up the other end where doug mcquigge pounced on it and slid a perfect pass to ken burrows burrows made it 21 to give the as their second win stouffvule went through their paces on sunday morning and were obviously getting into their stride when they dumped thornton 8v 0 ken burrows headed the scoring witrf3 goals arid 2 assists con sequently he picked up a most valuable player award at the end of the tournament other goals came from brent brown craig vaughn paul mcewen and two well earned goals by bill hutchinson erins rugged play made them favourites against the stouffville team in the final however the big upset of the tournament came with an 81 for stouffville goals went to bill hut chinson brent brown doug mcquigge and paul mcewen the peewee as have another tournament coming up in midmarch at campbellford defensive -stalwart- darrin hardy won a well deserved most valuable player award for his fine effort throughout the tournament latcham hall saturday march 8 trafalgar castle school zi ertamilmd1t74 formtjriy ontario ladies college 401rtoynomsstrmt whitby ontario l1n3w9 v a private residen school tor gins grades 7-13- sueedinlcgrcjrktethdhborkinmubonortera the advantages ot ansa dosses parsonelzed kotruc- fion an extensive exfra oufricukv prograrnme and an atmosphere which encourages scholarship and charac- ter development a mited number of openings tor day students aval- trie principal ct craig kamckema 4166083358 go transit fbom union station scarborough and ajax girls boys 0 36 0 player registration jacket orders boot shoe exchange 730 am noon whitchurch stouffvitle soccer club quality savings 172 centre st richmond hill bacon m19ib 8843391 i you are invited to join the whitchurch stouffville concert band enquiries invited for information please call 6401702 mini soccer from jim mie rodgers to kenny rogers from hank williams to don williams 51 hours of the best countrymusic and j interviews with the biggest country stars d0nt monday to friday6pm7pm miss it saturday and sunday 5pm7pm j v j iff i j j4 f s abl northeast fordmercury sales main st w- stouffville sales service parts -640-3500- 1980s rebate with the purchase fairmont zephyr wihhe thunderkrd cougar xr7 used car specials valerie hhauthfoo j aki landlord qc the board of dtrectori of cf haujhton limited are pleased 10 announce ihe election of mrs valerie e hiujhton and mr j alex lanf ford as directors of the cornpai mrs haufhlon is active in many charitable orcanuaiions and b a director of valcnff holdinfs limited mr lanfford a prominent- attorney is a partner with the firm of miller thomson sedecwick lexis hear and serves on the boards of many major canadian corporations trccijrjac the hautawgrcv include cf hauthton urskedllkhofrapbcn teller packaaint limited and a8f automated business forms limited the croup hfch has plants warehouses and offices across canada is a subsidiary of baton broadcastint incorporated the regional municipality of durham notice of ourh public meeting take notice that the regional planning committee wb consider at a meeting to be held on march 11980 ati 000 anl planning department boardroom 105 consumers drvewhitby an amendment to the durham regional official plan to permit the reclaiming andor recycling of material with areas designated industrial in the durham regional official plan and therefore to relace the first sentence of section 8421 which reads as follows lands designated on map a as industrial areas shall mean that the predominant use of lands so designated shall be for manufacturing warehousing- assembly processing storage of goods- arid raw materials utility functions andtransportation terminals and similar uses with the following lands designated on map a as industrial areas shall mean that the predominant use of lands so designated may be for manufacturing warehousing assembly processing including reclaiming andor recycling storage of goods and materials ultility functions and transpor tation terminals and similar uses i subsequently the regional council will consider the recommendation of the planning commit tee at a meeting to be held on m arch 1 9 1 980 at 1 000 am council chambers regional headquarters building 605 rossland road east whitby information related to the proposed amendment is ayailale for inspection in the offices of the planning department 105 consumers drive whitby and the regional clerk regional headquarters building 605 rossland road east whitby if there are any questions related to this matter please call mr l kotseff mcip planning department 41 6 6687731 requests to appear before the planning committee as a deputation concerning the proposed amendment must be forwarded to dr m michael mcip commissioner of planning 1 05 consumers drive whitby ontario l1 n 6 a3 and must be received by the friday preceding the meeting request to appear before regional council as a deputation concerning the proposed amend ment must be forwarded to the regional clerk regional headquarters building 605 rossland road east whitby ontario l1 n 6a3 and must be received 48 hours prior to the regional councl meeting if wbeath vcwlundyamct regional chairman v regional clerk

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